Friday, December 9, 2011 at 10:34AM 
Taken from his Radio 1 show last night, here is Skream's new remix of Brooklyn-born rapper Theophilus London's latest single. For someone who is best known for his Dubstep productions, this is one hell of Drum & Bass remix. Oliver Jones never disappoints.
Drum & Bass, Remix, Skream, Theophilus London Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at 3:41PM 
During his mind-blowing set for 1Xtra last night, Skream dropped this exclusive play of his remix for Rusko's new single 'Somebody To Love', which features the wonderful Vula Malinga on vocals. Sounds huge.
Saturday, November 5, 2011 at 11:00AM Here is the highly anticipated video for Skream's new Sam Frank featuring single, which has been getting a lot of love from everyone over the past few weeks. Really cool visuals and a huge track. I love Skream.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 4:01PM 
Example's new single, and the third to come from his number 1 album Playing In The Shadows, is currently sitting at the top of the Cool Cuts Chart. For those of you who don't know, this is the leading tastemaker Dance chart which is compiled from reactions from tastemaker DJs and the Cool Cuts Panel (Club & Radio DJ feedback and data collected from blogs, dance websites online and retail stores and distributors). Midnight Run is only out on December 4th and is yet to make it onto any radio playlists, but this is a solid start, and it seems as though Example could well be on course for his third consecutive number one single. Professor Green, Skream & Dirty South all find themselves in the top 5 this week too. Hit the jump to see the top 10.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 5:20PM 
Skream keeps spoiling us with these free downloads, and it says a lot about the amount of talent he has at his disposal if he can give away tracks of such a high quality. Severe break your neck stuff.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at 7:01PM 
Following the hilarious abuse he received last night from Cher Lloyd's crew on Twitter, UKF have today released this spectacular Skream remix of the new Delphic single. Far too many people focus on him being one of the originals, but I love him for being one of the most consistently brilliant Dubstep producers in the game. Love this.
Monday, August 15, 2011 at 10:36AM 
After the original of this track bizarrely got its premiere on a Spanish radio station last month, the same wasn't going to happen with the Skream remix, which got its first play on Mistajam's show last night. A proper screw face Dubstep rework that was dropped exclusively in Skream & Benga's Ibiza Essential Mix. Out soon on Ministry Of Sound. BIG!
Dubstep, Example, Laidback Luke, Remix, Skream Monday, July 4, 2011 at 11:15AM 
Skream has just let this little beauty go on his SoundCloud - by no means his greatest work, but 99% of Dubstep producers would have this track on their album in flash. Just shows how much talent and diversity he has at his disposal. Really looking forward to the follow up to Outside The Box.
Saturday, May 14, 2011 at 11:19PM 
Radio rip of the new single from one of Dubstep's pioneers. Mellow, dark and unique as ever, I have a lot of time for this. Banger.
Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 8:15PM 
Not many artists know how to put together a top quality remix package; however Skream isn’t one of those people. His new single, Where You Should Be, which features the brilliant Sam Frank has been given the treatment by some top class names including Zed Bias, Laidback Luke & Seji. However it’s Shy FX’s spectacular Drum & Bass remix along with Jack Beats’ stereotypically wonky re-work that stood out for me. Winning.
